I just finished the book Where The Sidewalk Ends, a 183 page poem book. Shel Silverstein wrote many other poem books, and I’ve read most of them, and liked them. So then I wanted to read this one. The poems in this book are very random, and that’s what makes them funny. Some of the … Continue reading Letter Essay #7 Where The Sidewalk Ends
The Ice Rink My family went to the Palisades mall one day and while the girls were still slowly shopping we were walking around the mall looking for something fun to do. We haven’t been in this mall before, so we don’t know really what there is to do. Unfortunately, my dad looked at the … Continue reading Coco’s Memoir
Getting Our Puppies Outside the truck holding our puppies About to hold the puppies As I hold one of them, they’re so soft After we’re done holding them, we begin to drive back home On the way home the puppies are running around the car floor As they start to get tired they sleep without … Continue reading Coco’s Prepositional Phrase Poem
I recently finished Everything on it, a 195-page poem book, by Shel Silverstein. He also wrote a bunch of other poem books also. His poems are crazy and funny, they’re about the most random things that you would never think of. That’s why he’s my favorite poem author. I chose this book because I felt … Continue reading Coco’s Letter Essay #4: Everything On It
November 21, 2016 I just recently finished Chomp, a 290-page realistic fiction book. The author is Carl Hiaasen he was born and raised in Florida, where most of his books are set, including Chomp. He also writes more adult books than children books, but recently started writing them. Chomp did not … Continue reading Coco’s Letter-Essay #3: Chomp
Coco Funny, Intelligent, Curious, and Athletic Son of Paul, and Corinne, brother of Austin, Maya, Bailey, and Julia Lover of dogs, games, and pools Who feels thankful of my family my house, and food Who finds happiness in snow days, smoothies, and soccer Who needs my family, my dog Louie, and candy Who gives people … Continue reading Bio-poem: Coco